H hitek7 Well-Known Member Joined Jul 26, 2010 Messages 1,127 City & State/Province Eva, AL Nov 14, 2015 #2 Lots of variables to that question... Is this fence hard to get over, under, through? Good place for a stand at the gate areas?
Lots of variables to that question... Is this fence hard to get over, under, through? Good place for a stand at the gate areas?
Southern Sportsman Well-Known Member Joined Sep 18, 2011 Messages 3,494 City & State/Province West TN Nov 14, 2015 #3 I think deer will cross split rail fencing wherever they want, whenever they want so I dont think it will make much difference leaving them open.
I think deer will cross split rail fencing wherever they want, whenever they want so I dont think it will make much difference leaving them open.
TNReb Well-Known Member Gold Supporter Joined Nov 29, 2000 Messages 15,674 City & State/Province Lebanon Nov 14, 2015 #4 Southern Sportsman":1h7jgpr9 said: I think deer will cross split rail fencing wherever they want, whenever they want so I dont think it will make much difference leaving them open. Click to expand... Agreed.
Southern Sportsman":1h7jgpr9 said: I think deer will cross split rail fencing wherever they want, whenever they want so I dont think it will make much difference leaving them open. Click to expand... Agreed.
D deer hunter 21 Well-Known Member Bronze Member Joined Oct 21, 2014 Messages 1,049 City & State/Province mid tn Nov 14, 2015 #5 If you have permission to leave them open and the deer are walking the fence then I would leave them open just to see what happens, can't hurt anything to try it.
If you have permission to leave them open and the deer are walking the fence then I would leave them open just to see what happens, can't hurt anything to try it.